Voter Information – March 17 Primary Election

Voter Information

Check out the resources on this page for information on registering to vote, where and when to cast your ballot, which candidates are running for office, and more.

How Do I Vote?

• General Info
• Your Voter Information: Verify your registration status, see who is on your ballot, and find your polling place.
• Drop Box Locations for Vote by Mail Ballots: Drop off your mail ballot at any of the 55 secure drop box locations throughout suburban Cook County.

Important Dates

Voting by Mail: What has Changed?

Voters planning to vote by mail should be aware of a recent USPS postmark policy change that could affect the timely counting of ballots. Because postmarks now reflect when mail is processed — not when it is dropped off — ballots mailed close to Election Day could be postmarked late and rejected. Cook County Clerk Monica Gordon is encouraging suburban voters to return mail ballots early, request a postmark at a post office, or use an official ballot drop box. Watch the video below to learn more: 

Your Sample Ballot

To view your sample ballot follow these steps:

1. Visit the Your Voter Information page at the Suburban Cook County voting portal.
2. Choose "What Is on My Upcoming Ballot?" and enter your address.
3. Click "Submit."
4. Click "View the Ballot."

Learn About Candidates

• Cook County Clerk's Office: View all candidates in the upcoming election.
• Ballotopedia: Research candidates and build a sample ballot.
• Vote411.org: See your sample ballot, learn about the issues, and find upcoming debates in the area.

Voter Resources

• Elected Officials
• U.S. Vote Foundation Resources for voters with disabilities.
• League of Women Voters of Glenview - Voter Resources
• Cook County Clerk’s Office
• Illinois State Board of Elections
• Information for Voters Menu
• Village of Glenview

Early Voting

Glenview Village Hall, 2500 E. Lake Avenue, serves as an early voting location. It is NOT a polling place on election day.

Voting on Election Day

Polls open at 6 AM and close at 7 PM statewide.

Registered suburban Cook County voters can only vote in their home precinct on Election Day. Find your polling place here.

Residents who are not registered may register and cast a ballot on Election Day thanks to same-day registration and voting. Those who wish to register on Election Day must present two qualifying forms of ID.

Voters can bring newspaper endorsements, printouts, sample ballots, and smart phones to the voting booth. However, you may not take a selfie in the voting booth or photograph your marked ballot; it is illegal in Illinois.

Political Parties

REPUBLICAN PARTY – National | Illinois | Cook County

DEMOCRATIC PARTY – National | Illinois | Cook County

GREEN PARTY – National | Illinois

LIBERTARIAN PARTY – National | Illinois

This page is compiled and maintained by staff at the Glenview Public Library. Links to political parties and/or campaign websites are for informational purposes only and do not in any way constitute an endorsement.

Updated 2/17/2026